Articles with the Tag: Polson
Considering a new family member? Bringing any new pet into your home is a process that should not be taken lightly, as many of you can attest. Something as small as a goldfish still needs care, cleaning, feeding, tank, accessories and attention. When it comes to larger animals such as a dog or cat there a...
News from the Polson High Cheer Squad POLSON — Polson High School Cheer Squad and coaches drove to Cheney, Wash. July 15 - 18 for the Universal Cheer Association camp. Twenty female and male cheerleaders attended with head coaches Alysha Valentine and Marete Frame and assistant coach Trae Fouty.&nbs...
POLSON — Petunias spill from planters, roses scent the air, geraniums and sunflowers reach for the sun while begonias and impatiens bloom in shady spots. Late July is a great time for the Envision Polson Beautification Committee to hold their contest for best blooming business and best blooming resi...
POLSON — For pie lovers, it was a heavenly sight — an assembly line for cherry pies. The ladies from the Montecahto Club on Flathead Lake’s east shore were making pies in the basement of the Lake City Bakery on July 17 and 18 so they’d be fresh for the Flathead Cherry Festival on J...
Montanans love their basketball — an obvious conclusion with one look at downtown Polson this past weekend. The 21st annual Flathead Lake 3 on 3 basketball tournament brought 285 teams to the hot asphalt streets for two days, playing 683 games on 24 half-courts. Teams ranged in age and ability, f...
EUREKA — The Mission Valley Mariners played in what would be their last tournament of the season. Though the boys battled hard, they dropped a couple at the District Tournament which put them in fourth place overall. Eight district teams fought it out on the diamond in the double elimination contest. T...
Daniel Wisekittel was on a mission. Intently puckering his lips, he gathered all the breath he could muster and launched the cherry pit a full 16 feet. Not bad for a rookie. The Wisekittel family came all the way from New Richmond, Ohio to attend the Polson Main Street Flathead Cherry Festival on...
POLSON — Ordinance No. 664 went into effect on July 17, and it bans alcohol in all of Polson’s city parks without a permit. Individuals or groups can purchase a permit for alcohol in the parks for $40 for one use, such as a wedding or a get together at one of the shelters. Groups, such as a leagu...
POLSON — “Is it working? Is it making a difference? Absolutely,” Polson Police Chief Wade Nash said at the July 15 Polson City Commission meeting. Nash was talking about the Mission Mountain Drug Task force that began three and a half months ago. A collaboration between the Confede...
POLSON — Frank Tyro, an award-winning filmmaker, general manager and chief engineer of KSKC and a professor at Salish Kootenai College since 1984, will be the featured speaker at the Friday, July 26 meeting of the Lake County Pachyderm Club. He will present a brief history of television, public and edu...
